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objective c samples for version 100.0

MaximoMobile

I could not find any objective c samples for v100, I would like ESRI to do have some detail documentation about what has changed from 10.2.5 to v 100 ,

I would like to see objective c samples so i can change my old code. not a big fan of swift yet .....

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RyanOlson1

Maximo Mobile,

We are going to be releasing some 10.2.5 Objective-C sample code that has been ported to version 100.0.0. A potentially very helpful aspect of this will be that you will be able to easily run a diff between the 10.2.5 sample code and the v100.0.0 sample code as they will both be in a github repository.

Stay tuned - we are working very hard to get this out ASAP.

thanks

MaximoMobile

Great Rayan

by the way since i have your attention , i can not install 10.2.5 using coco pods , its giving me an error file not found. any help?? there

YueWu1

Hi Maximo,

We do have an old blog talks about how to use cocoaPods to install our SDK: Installation for ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS with CocoaPods | Support Services Blog

Hope this can help.

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DiveshGoyal

Hi, we have ported the most popular and commonly used 10.2.5 objective-c samples to use the latest version of the SDK. These include -

Custom Callout Sample
Download Tile Cache Sample
Feature Layer Editing Sample
Geocoding Sample
Graphics Sample
Identify Task Sample
License By Org Account Sample
OAuth Login Sample
Offline Feature Editing Sample
Offline Geocoding Sample
Offline Routing Sample
Popup Sample
Query Task Sample
Routing Sample
Sketch Layer Sample
Switch Basemap Sample

You can find these samples in the 10.2.5-to-quartz branch

To see the code changes that were needed to port these samples to the latest version of the SDK, you can view this diff which also serves a good reference to help you migrate your own code to the latest SDK. Let us know if there are any other 10.2.5 samples you would like to see ported. We will also be providing more migrating resources in the coming days.

Going forward we only plan to provide new samples in Swift as that is the direction the Apple developer community is heading in and it is just too much overhead to do everything twice - we have very ambitious goals to provide many more new samples, example apps, and other code resources which we won't be able to accomplish unless we prioritize ruthlessly. But the SDK continues support app development in both Swift and Objective-C. Hopefully the Swift samples give you enough information on how to use the API in Objective-C too, and also the Guide documentation will continue to have both Swift and Objective-C snippets to help you get started.